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Coach: Andrew Vitale (4th year)
Record last year: 21-9
Top returners: Sr. F Eric Long; Sr. F Bobby Ahearn; Sr. G Travis Descoteaux; Soph. G Eric D'Aguanno.
Top newcomers: Jr. G Ryan Bernstein; PG G Eric Murdock; Jr. PG F Devin Springfield; PG F Isiah King; PG G Chiamaka Browne; Soph. F Dominique Senat.
Outlook: Building for the future while still trying to qualify for a NEPSAC Class AA playoff spot this season: it's the tightrope that Vitale and his team are walking this season.
The Marianapolis Varsity I team has four post-grads and three seniors on the roster but Vitale is happy that D'Aguanno (6.8 ppg, 42 3's as a freshman) and Senat are both only sophomores and are getting Division I looks.
Ahearn (9.2 ppg) — who has committed to play for Binghamton — will have to step up his offensive game as he returns as the team's leading scorer after the departure of Mike Mallory (17.6 ppg), Stephon Edmonds (10.8) and Greg Senat (9.5).
Marianapolis Varsity II
Coach: Ray Cross (2nd year)
Record last year: 14-9
Top returners: Jr. G Artur Lachik; Sr. G Austin Miller.
Top newcomer: Sr. C Paul Doherty.
Outlook: Eight upperclassmen are giving hope to Cross that the Knights' Varsity II team gets to make a run at the SENE and NEPSAC Class C championship.
"We're very well-balanced with a defensive mindset and speed which will, presumably, see us through many scrappy contests and contribute to our focus of pushing the ball in transition," Cross said.
Four underclassmen on the bench are also expected to contribute to the Knights this season in positive ways.
Pomfret School
Coach: Joe Kremer (1st year)
Record last year: 8-12
Top returners: Sr. C Jeff Iyalekhue, Sr. F Josh Smiley; Sr. G Isaiah Henderson; Jr. G Maguire Crouse; Sr. C Jay Barry, Sr. F Nate Kremer.
Top newcomers: Sr. G Barak Swarttz; Soph. G Cam Winston; Jr. F Cody Maynard; Jr. F Matt Bonavita.
Outlook: The inside-outside game seems to be there for the Griffins, who return their leading scorer in Henderson and two post presences in Smiley and Iyalekhue.
Joe Kremer, a former Division III college head and assistant coach, takes over the squad which ended last year on a five-game losing streak, but returns three starters and has six seniors on the roster.
Henderson is a good place to start as the senior put down 16.4 points per game with 25 3-pointers. Smiley added 7.4 points a contest from much closer to the basket.
Crouse, along with newcomers Swarttz and Winston, will add depth to the backcourt while returners Barry and Nate Kremer along with newcomers Maynard and Bonavita will do the same up front.
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Coach: Tom Espinosa (7th year)
Record last year: 22-8
Top returners: Sr. G Sergen Kumas; Sr. F Burkan Tuylu.
Top newcomers: PG G Dalique Mingo; PG C Jordan Butler; PG F Chaise Daniels; PG G Daniel Upchurch; PG G Anthony Durham; PG G/F Jalen Terry; PG G/F Kyle Menard.
Outlook: The Mustangs have already seen three of their post-graduates, Butler (Norfolk State), Daniels (Quinnipiac) and Upchurch (Charleston Southern) committ to Division I schools.
That, and their continued independent status, leaves one goal for Espinosa, who has a 117-45 overall record entering his seventh year at the helm: be invited to the National Prep tournament.
For that to happen, the Mustangs will have to be spot-on with their shooting. PSA is not overly big with Daniels (6-foot-8) and Butler (6-foot-7) having to anchor the post spots. While their height may not be optimum, the two do have size which will help them body up on opponents. With a guard-oriented attack, led by Upchurch at the point, Espinosa knows the Mustangs' strength will once again be the ability to run the floor.
"One thing is certain with this year's team: those who come to see us play will find an exciting and entertaining brand of basketball," Espinosa said. "Overall, this is one of the more talented group of players we've assembled since our program started."
St. Thomas More
Coach: Miles Daniels (1st year)
Top returners: Jr. G Eduardo Gilbert; Jr. G Kris Carroll; Sr. F Keith Flynn.
Top newcomers: Jr. G D'Vonne Trumbo; Soph. G Juwan Grant; Jr. F Luis Constantino, Jr. G Brandon Williams.
Outlook: Daniels, the JV coach for the Chancellors last season, takes over the varsity program.
"We have a very young, but talented team," Daniels said.
St. Thomas More will not have a lot of height to battle its SENE opponents with, so the guards will have to crash the boards for the Chancellors to be successful.
"I have high expectations for my guards. I feel like they have been preparing to play at this level for a very long time," Daniels added.
Coach: Pam Bertschy
Record last year: 11-6
Top returners: Sr. G Janicha Diaz; Sr. F Maia Johnson; Sr. G Virginia Garrity; Sr. G/F Jenna Dubinsky.
Top newcomer: F Dossou Ndey.
Outlook: The Wolfpack are going to rely heavily on Diaz, who averaged 14 points per game last season. This year, she will have to provide those points, if not more, due to the departure of Cashmir Fulcher (18.5 ppg), and may also have to bring the ball up the floor for Hyde.
Page 3 of 4 - Outside of Diaz, the Wolfpack don't have a lot of proven scoring returning. Johnson will be a big help on the boards while Ndey is a 6-foot-1 transfer from Senegal who can help in a number of ways due to her versatility.
"We will win some games because the starting five are athletic and can score and rebound," Bertschy said. "The inside-out combination of Janicha and Dossou will cause teams a problem."
One thing Hyde will have difficulty recovering from is injuries because the depth of its bench is a big question mark going into the season.
Marianapolis Prep Varsity I
Coach: Lauren Moore (1st year)
Top returners: Sr. G Jill Bodreau; Jr. G Julia Ford; Jr. F Elizabeth Sisko.
Top newcomers: PG G Nicole Viselli; Jr. G Caroline Soucy; Jr. F Rachel Aho; Soph. G Madison Springfield.
Outlook: Moore does not come in unfamiliar with the Knights. Of the above names, only Bodreau and Sisko have not played for her as members of the New England Crusaders AAU basketball team.
"It is nice, except that we're playing a completely different offense and a completely different defense," Moore said. "We're playing more of a four-out, one-in set here whereas with AAU, we have a couple of six-footers and a two-post set. It's great they already know me as a coach, know what I expect, so they come in at a high level and the other girls are going to meet that."
Moore said she's also coaching in an entirely different way. Being able to see her players on a daily basis rather than once or twice per week allows her to do so. It also helps with the team chemistry which she feels is much more important in high school than it is in AAU.
Despite all those changes, Moore feels her team will be competitive in Class A even with powerhouses like The Hun School and Blair Academy on the schedule.
Pomfret School
Coach: Rebecca Brooks (10th year)
Record last year: 20-5
Top returners: Jr. G Juliette Lawless; Jr. G Cassie Hayward; Jr G Nikki Derosier; Soph. G Alyzae Davis.
Top newcomers: PG G Mary Redmond; Fr. F Becky Erosa.
Outlook: The Griffins will miss the likes of E.O. Smith graduate Morgan Olander, who delivered 14 points a game as a post-graduate, and Alyson Chase (8.1 ppg), their top outside shooter with 30 3-pointers last season.
"We're returning an experienced core of guards and adding two experienced players in Erosa and Redmond," Brooks said.
But it will be a team that's heavy in the backcourt where junior Lewis, the team's leading returning scorer (11.9 ppg), and Davis (8.3 ppg) return.
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Coach: Eliza Smith (2nd year)
Record last year: 5-11
Top returners: Sr. F Marion Philippe; Jr. F Kailah Waheed; Jr. G Paola Vangjeli.
Top newcomer: Soph. G Bea Mills.
Outlook: The Blues return only three players from last year's team, but they also represent a third of the team's total scoring from last year.
Philippe was the team's leading scorer, knocking down 12.3 points per game while Waheed (3.7) and Vangjeli (3.6) also contributed to the team's 32.4 per game total.
"We're going to have play (up-tempo) defensively and get some good ball movement on the offense to create opportunities," Smith said.


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Rye Beach, N.H. — Carylyn V. Grondin of 100 South Road, Rye Beach, passed away unexpectedly at her home Monday afternoon, October 15.
Carylyn was a vivacious woman. Graceful and dignified, she had an appreciation for the beauty in life. Her love was palpable, her presence a blessing, she lived for hope and will live on in the hearts of those she loved.
Carylyn leaves behind her three beautiful daughters, Brianna, Alyssa, and Sabrina Tay, whom she loved immeasurably. The beloved daughter of Francis J. "Frank" and the late Virginia (Carey) Grondin, Carylyn is survived further by her sister Dr. Marylyn V. Grondin and her husband Scott Gormer of Hampton Falls and their children Sandra (Mrs. Patrick) Kennedy, Erin (Mrs. Kiley) Hard and Lauren Gormer; her brother, Allen and his wife Jane Grondin of Barrington and their children Joshua and Matthew; and her brother, Kevin and his wife Kimberly Grondin of Hampton and their children Leah and Kody. Further surviving, her uncle Thomas and his wife Eleanor Grondin of Danvers, Dr. Andrew Nathan. A circle of extended family and countless friends that span the East Coast and beyond will forever remember Carylyn with a smile.
ARRANGEMENTS: A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Saint Theresa of Lisieux Church, 820 Central Road Rye Beach, N.H., Monday morning, October 22, at 10 a.m. Family and friends are invited to call to Carylyn's home, 100 South Road, Rye Beach, N.H., on Sunday afternoon from 2-6 p.m. A private family interment in Central Cemetery, Rye, will immediately follow her Funeral Mass. In Carylyn's memory, contributions may be directed to a scholarship fund established to assist a local student pursuing a career in nursing, a vocation very special to Carylyn; The Carylyn V. Grondin Memorial Nursing Scholarship, P.O. 683, Rye, New Hampshire 03870. The Farrell Funeral Home, 684 State Street Portsmouth, N.H., is assisting the Grondin Family during this difficult time.

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Southwest, the largest U.S. carrier to post a profit last year, said chief executive Gary C. Kelly got a 25 percent raise to $322,436 and a $220,000 bonus.
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Country singer and songwriter Wynonna Judd, who has gained the iconic status to become known simply as Wynonna, is a true American rags-to-riches story. After a very poverty-stricken childhood, she has risen to the pinnacle of country music stardom, building an impressively loyal fan base worldwide that rushes to buy her albums and attends her concerts in droves. Born Christina Claire Ciminella in 1964 in Ashland, Kentucky, Wynonna's mother, Naomi, was still in high school, and though she married to try to make a traditional family unit, it didn't last and she raised her daughter as a single mom most her years. Both mother and daughter were blessed with stellar singing voices, and after receiving a guitar for a gift she learned to play and sing close harmonies with her mother. Soon, Naomi and Wynonna Judd moved out of their bare-bones Kentucky mountain home, where listening to country music on the radio had been their sole entertainment, to Nashville to pursue a musical career as The Judds. The rest is history as The Judds soared to the top of country music fame in the 1980s, charting 23 hit singles and eight studio albums and winning five Grammy Awards. Naomi Judd retired from music in 1991 after announcing she has chronic hepatitis C, prompting Wynonna to go solo, and she has broadened her sound since, recording a dozen albums on her own, including the compilation album Love Heals, released in 2010, as her fan base has remained loyal and steadfast. Find out why Wynonna has appealed to so many for so long by picking up Wynonna tickets to see her live.
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Reformed New York Drug Laws Take Effect
Revised drug laws that just took effect in New York may allow drug offenders convicted of low-level crimes to have their sentences reduced or may even be released from prison, the Associated Press reported Oct. 7.
The state will now allow eligible inmates to be resentenced and for judges to decide if incoming offenders should be sent to drug treatment or military-style boot camps instead of serving time in prison.
"Under the Rockefeller drug laws, we did not treat the people who were addicted. We locked them up," said Gov. David Paterson. "Families were broken, money was wasted, and we continued to wrestle with a statewide drug problem."
More than 1,000 inmates across the state have been identified as being eligible for resentencing.


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927 Broad Ripple Ave, Indianapolis, IN | Directions 4622039.869529 -86.141880
Mon-Thu 11am-3pm and 5pm-9pm
Fri 11am-3pm and 5pm-11pm
Sat 12pm-3pm and 5pm-11pm
Neighborhoods: Central Indianapolis
Poor service and bad experience – I recently visited Mezzaluna with a group of seven people. All of my friends were from out of town and, since I had been there before and loved the experience, I recommended we go to Mezzaluna. Big mistake. Because we were in a group of seven, the waiter's gratuity was included in the tip. I'm not sure if that was the major contributing factor to our bad experience or not, but he proceded to ignore our table, including clearing plates and requesting refills, throughout the entire evening. It took nearly one hour to receive our food and we only received refills on our drinks after asking to speak to the manager. The manager did buy a round of drinks for the table, but that did little to make up for the poor service. My best advice would be, if you have a group of more than six, go someplace else.
This casual Mediterranean restaurant offers irresistible food and spectacular people watching in the heart of Broad Ripple. – The Scene
Housed in a former service station, this eatery is where people go for outdoor dining. Several tables line the sunny front patio, great for summertime people watching on the village's main drag. But Mezzaluna is just as irresistible in winter, when a blazing fireplace heats the tiny dining room.
The Food
Mediterranean specialties dominate the concise menu. A walnut-flavored pasta is particularly delicious, especially when accompanied by sturdy Italian bread dunked in olive oil. A variety of excellent, filling salads like hearty tuna nicoise, chock-full of potatoes, green beans, boiled eggs and grilled fish, make perfect noontime treats. The Moroccan chicken salad will fulfill your garlic intake needs for the month, but those who have tried it once can't resist ordering it again.
Outdoor dining, European style – I love eating on the patio, although I find the interior of the restaurant somewhat boring. The food is excellent, although the menu is a bit limited for main dishes. Desserts are wonderful, as are the appetizers. Each dish is exquisitely prepared and appealing. Wonderful cappacino, too--we would go there just for this.
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- The Argentina discount has made shares of Telecom Argentina extraordinarily cheap.
- Even though Argentina has a high rate of inflation, the telecom provider is showing impressive results across all of its businesses.
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At New College, our Computational Science major is what we call a "slash" or joint disciplinary AOC, meaning that it must be combined with coursework in a complementary discipline, like Physics or Chemistry, in order to graduate. But don't be fooled. Our program offers all of the intensive coursework in mathematics, programming, software engineering, and networks and algorithms that you would expect from one of the nation's top liberal arts colleges.
For students who want an intensive computational science program at New College, we recommend the following courses in the early terms:
• 1 term of Basic Programming
Plus several of the following topics:
• Database Systems
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• Discrete Math
For detailed requirements, check out our General Catalog.
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Theory of Computation I comprised all of part 1, and an introduction to part 2. The continuation Theory of Computation II class will comprise the rest of Part 2 and Part 3.
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Beautiful Erving State Forest is situated on the scenic Mohawk Trail. The woodlands are interlaced by 8 miles of forest roads and numerous trails that lead to points of scenic interest. The forest offers wonderful park amenities including swimming and boating in crystal-clear Laurel Lake and extensive hiking trails. Camp in mid-June and enjoy the abundant Mountain Laurels in bloom.
IMPORTANT: MA State Parks prohibits the transportation of firewood into or out of MA State Park Campground facilities. Arriving customers must get their firewood at the campground. Firewood is available for $5.00 per bundle. Pricing may vary at campgrounds with camp stores. Transportation of firewood into or out of MA State Park Campground facilities may result in eviction, or substantial fine, or both.
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Cleaning my cloth seats Mustangs?
I have a 2006 Mustang with Pony Package. The seats are fabric technology, but not a soft, a kind of rigid fabric. Can someone tell me the products that can be used to clean this type of material? Thank you!
Most Napa parts stores like Auto Zone or Cleaning Supplies for sale at this. But if you want to save money, you can get a bucket of water and put a very small amount of detergent in it. (Probably 1 / 2 tablespoons per gallon) and a cloth. Rub water soapy head and brush on the stain, then rinse with clear water. Do not be too concerned by soaking the seat, they are actually designed to be thoroughly cleaned. Then you need to dry under vacuum with a wet vacuum, if you do not try to soak up more water as you can with a towel, then open your windows to let air dry. Your car can smell like wet dog, like a day or two, but once its dry, you'll see a big difference. If you have heated seats, remove the seats (the plugs are under the seat) until they are completely dry.
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Switzerland Mark II
There aren't many places in the world that I think about more. I have only been there once before, but every time I picture it, I start to feel my senses heighten. My palms start to sweat, my [...] Read More
My Colorado adventure (part 2)
I left Colorado with some mixed emotions. I love it there. The beautiful nature, the granite boulders, the wildlife, the fresh air. It's amazing. But on the other hand, I haven't [...] Read More
Bittersweet summer - the bitter part
The temps have dropped, trees get colored and start to loose leaves, snow has fallen in the mountains - fall has arrived. So its time to have a quick look back what summer was like. Read More
American Ninja What!!
After topping off the amazing winter and spring season of climbing with the first ascent of Force of Nature(V14) I found myself in the hottest part of Utah and gearing up for a season of work [...] Read More
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This year I started my outdoor season in Gorge du Verdon. After one week of multi pitch climbing every boulder, and sport climb felt simply like a joke (not because I was too strong, but because [...] Read More
Summer Edition
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Friendship, feelings, filthy prom heels, and Felix Gonzales-Torres
There are crushes, and then there are crushes. Lena Suksi and I have been friends for almost a year, and she's easy to love for a number of reasons. A thoughtful dresser, queer in all respects, and a talented artist and writer, she's the type that can make anyone weak in the knees.
How do you feel about clothes?
I admire and respect people who have a primary relationship with clothes—people who take a more formal approach and are drawn to details, drape, and other specific elements of the garment itself. I think that when I get dressed I treat clothes as secondary objects. It's important and meaningful to me, but I tend to get dressed in response to a mood. How I'm dressed is informed by an experience or a circumstance. Clothes respond to this; I don't respond to the clothes. I like lockets, friendship bracelets, tattoos, haircuts—all of these are items I exchange with people. That's when fashion is most meaningful to me.
One thing I've noticed about you is you tend to go through phases where you will wear something again and again.
There are certain things I pick up or find and I feel like they tend to reflect where I am at in a certain moment. So many of my clothes are given to me—hand-me-downs from friends or family. I get a piece of clothing and I think okay, this is where I am at right now. I have these strappy little prom heels that I wore everyday for about a month straight. I have never been comfortable in heels before and never thought I would be. Though, when I put them on I really liked being four inches taller. I couldn't shed that feeling so quickly. I wore them everywhere. I was biking home one day and ended up in some construction zone digging for scrap wood and sunk my foot into a sandy muddy mess. My heels were just covered in filth. I thought it was hilarious. It reflected how I feel about formal or flashy things. I eventually hosed them down in the shower but wore them dirty as long as I could stand them.
Other than the obvious reasons, why wouldn't you feel comfortable wearing heels?
Maybe comfortable is the wrong word. I just know that some things feel more neutral, and more feminine elements feel like drag to me. I'm aware of their power when they are on my body. Heels were one of those things. I never learned to walk in them, and it never became natural. I was hyper-aware of how they affected my body. I think of queer fashion as being aware of anything you're wearing, being conscious of its effects in the world—knowing the performance. All of the things I refused to wear in high school I'm starting to play around with now. It's not like I feel like I'm growing into elegance; it's more for comic effect. I want to emphasize how unfit some things feel on me.
What did you dress like as a teenager?
I was kind of a goth. Dyed black hair, eyeliner, fishnets. On April Fool's I dressed up in a pink velour sweat suit as a joke. All of the teachers told me how great I looked—so perfect. There's always a jive between intention and result in fashion. Sometimes you have no idea what the reaction will be. I like to set up for the unexpected.
Do you shop on a regular basis?
No. Two or three times a year maybe? I do buy a lot of socks and hosiery though, because it's cheap and colourful. I like to receive things. I am more of a garbage picker rather than someone who searches for a perfect item. Whatever is left over I get to scavenge through. Sometimes I buy things I get really excited about, things I get lucky to find. Like the shirt I'm wearing right now – it's a Felix Gonzales-Torres t-shirt. I ordered it online for 10 bucks. J. Morrison did the design. It's from a series of t-shirts recognizing artists, which are all kind of hilariously literal. Like a rainbow Yoko Ono shirt, or a Yayoi Kusama print with little dots. They are cheap and accessible and probably were screen-printed in a day. They run about 15 dollars, but this one was cheaper in the spirit of Gonzales-Torres's work.
Do you have favourite items of clothing?
All of my clothes tell stories, and I have a lot of clothes. There are things that I get that I won't wear, but also things that I will wear all the time. My jean jacket is pretty important—it's covered in patches that I've made or friends have made. I've had it for a couple of years. It kind of came into being on a trip to Montreal. I made a bunch of patches with friends in Montreal. I haven't spent much time with groups of women, but whenever I go to Montreal I do. It's a really woman-friendly place. Consciousness raising exists there in a way that I don't think exists in Toronto. It's a supportive community for women, just for the sake of women being together. Making this jacket was the first time I had stitched in my life. It was satisfying.
Have you continued to work in textiles and craft?
Yes—I've been fascinated with it. I started appreciating textiles when my drawing slowed down a bit. Textiles were a nice shift. They can be a very immediate process—silk screening is kind of instant in ways. But I also feel like it's a slowed-down practice of drawing. I've started doing embroidery and other needlework and like that it's portable, feminine, and often a collective practice.
You're very conscious of how your body is adorned and what that can mean.
When I was in my teens I realized how comfortable I was being androgynous. People were already reacting to my gender presentation with confusion, so I enjoyed playing it up. Maybe that's why I like playing with femininity so much now. It's not about trying to fit a norm; rather, it's about bringing attention to these conventions. When I was in high school in London, Ontario, my androgyny was an antagonistic thing. In Toronto, it's more acceptable to play with style in this way.
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photography // Laura Tuttle


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117 Sandusky St, Pittsburgh, PA | Directions 1521240.448499 -80.002678
Neighborhoods: Northshore
As a long time, die-hard Warhol fan and owner of a couple authentic drawings, the museum was nothing less than a total let down. The majority of the art on display wasn't even from Warhol but were works from some woman named Deborah Kass who replicated Warhol's works. I didn't go to the Warhol Museum and pay a bunch of money to see copies of Warhol's works!!!!!! Drove all the way from Cleveland to Pittsburgh just to visit the museum, something I had been hoping to do for years. Then THREW $50 away on admissions to the museum. Ten bucks of that to get my toddler in and the museum never even told me they had activities for kids in the basement. In fact, all the staff stands around and reads books. If you wanted to walk out with one of THE FEW actual Warhol's in the place, probably wouldn't be too hard.... Gift shop was tiny and grossly overpriced and their lack of inventory was yet another huge disappointment..... All these people seem to be concerned about is getting your money, what a disrespect to Warhol, and a slap in the face to his legacy, VERY DISAPPOINTED..................
The Jewel of Pittsburgh... Inspirational and unforgettable. My favorite place in the city and a true work of art. From the Silver Clouds to Andy Warhol's films, a must for any lover of the arts or history. Not only is it a beautiful exhibition of works by the master of Pop, but it also keeps up with the new and fabulous, as Andy himself would have done. Fresh 21st century artists featured regularly and a modern gift shop as endearingly kitschy as the stuff Warhol once collected. You haven't seen Pittsburgh until you've seen the Andy Warhol Museum!
AMAZING – I passed this building so many times over the past 2 years but never went in. It wasnt until I read the cover story of it in one of those free mags at Starbucks that i gave it a chance. It was so cool! Way beyond the soup cans and Marilyns, this was an experience to remember.
I definitely recommend this place to anyone who loves art.
-Lily and Allie
WTF Gayberry – Come on people what the fudge are you thinking. I was expecting art and ended up in Gayville with a side of "my girlfriend has a pickle". this is not a place for kid, Freaks maybe not kid or anyone with a sense of taste. Art you say is ones passion, but all I saw was a faddish with Brillo pads and tomato soup. Oh and "my girlfriend has a pickle". Boring as all Hellas. Someone please donate some art to this waste of a building. I found more interesting things in the toilet like corn. $30 down the drain but I did take away something, disappointment.
great museum! – This is such a fantastic museum that really catches the spirit of the artist. Fun and friendly, not to be missed.
See the white-wigged wonder in all his silk-screened glory at one of the few single-artist museums in the country. – The Scene
The Warhol, which houses many artifacts from Andy's life, is much more than paintings of Campbell's soup cans. The museum shows temporary exhibits by other artists and hosts lectures, educational programs and art happenings--including occasional bands and the ultra-swank Good Fridays happy hour.
The Collection
There are seven floors in the Warhol, with a basement cafe for post-art snacking. Floors six and seven are temporary spaces, open to the numerous exhibits the Warhol hosts every year. The third floor holds the Archives Study Center, filled to the brim with everything you need to learn anything about the white-wigged man himself. There are more than 4,000 pieces of Warhol's art in the collection, with 500 pieces displayed and rotated in the exhibit halls.
A must for art fans – Everything, and I mean everything Andy has done is here, right down to his doodles. The average person will seem overwhelmed with it, but any person that loves art must see one of America's and Pittsburgh's best artist. Don't go on a weekday during school hours thinking it will be quiet. There are a lot of noisy kids on school trips. Tell them about the floating pillow balloons and then run the other way.
Friday nights! – Friday nights at the Warhol are usually pretty fun. There is always something going on on Friday during the summer months. The museum itself is "interesting." I like many of the exhibits, but then some, to me, are really out there. It is really worth the time to go, but it is not something that I would need to go to every year. (Maybe once every couple of years.)
A destination in Pittsburgh – The place is really neat. It's the place to go in Pittsburgh. It shows works and information about Warhol that isn't broadly known...the Time Capsules and Silver Clouds are a treat. Plus, the museum has Friday night happy hour every week. Very cool.
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